MobiHealth News September 27, 2024
Adam Ang

The CGM biosensor offers high antinoise ability and tunable sensitivity and resolution.

An interdisciplinary team of researchers from various Chinese universities have developed a miniature-sized continuous glucose monitoring system that works as effectively as market-leading systems.

WHAT IT’S ABOUT

The CGM sensor is made of an organic electrochemical transistor (OECT), which better amplifies signal-to-noise ratio than conventional sensors.

It also features a minimally invasive microneedle array and a viscoelastic and diffusive hydrogel which stabilises the skin-device interface.

WHY IT MATTERS

In a study published in the peer-reviewed Science Advances journal, the OECT showed comparable sensitivity to the Dexcom G6, which was used as a reference device.

“This fully integrated, wearable device promises enhanced antinoise ability,...

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